#Redhat virtual optical disk file iso#

The file size is displayed in bytes in the command line.

Use the standard tools in the operating system to configure its settings. I have a thin provisioned virtual disk Ubuntu19.vmdk whose maximum size is 20 GB, and the current virtual disk size is about 5.6 GB (the total size of files stored on a virtual disk).

#Redhat virtual optical disk file iso#

Select Player > Removable Devices > CD/DVD > Settings and select the next ISO image file.

Select Player > Removable Devices > CD/DVD > Disconnect and disconnect from the current ISO image file.

If the operating system consists of multiple ISO image files, select the image file for the next CD.

If the operating system consists of multiple installer discs and you are prompted to insert the next disc, insert the next disc in the physical drive.

Follow the installation instructions provided by the operating system vendor.

If you are installing the guest operating system from an installer disc, insert the disc in the CD-ROM or DVD drive.Again on the CD icon that has given under the Attributes and selects Choose Virtual Optical Disk File. Select Use ISO image file and browse to the location of the ISO image file. So later when you are selecting the size of the virtual hard drive, make sure it is large Note that if you have not downloaded bit Ubuntu ISO file.If you are installing the guest operating system from an ISO image file, configure the CD/DVD drive in the virtual machine to point to the ISO image file and configure the drive to connect at power on.Select Use physical drive and select a the drive.On the Hardware tab, select CD/DVD drive.Select the virtual machine and select Player > Manage > Virtual Machine Settings.

If you are installing the guest operating system from an installer disc, configure the virtual machine to use a physical CD-ROM or DVD drive and configure the drive to connect at power on.